RuinSeven

I have a question. So with all the attention GameStop has now garnered, due hugely to what happened with the stock, has there been an effort to maybe put some of that spotlight on how bad their work environment is? Severely underpaid, over-utilized, and with morale extremely low, I feel a lot of that could be rectified with the proper attention given to the people under the corporate umbrella.

Hahahah you must not work for the company

Have you had any intention of putting a spotlight on these problems and possibly becoming somewhat of an icon for this type of reform?